Under no circumstances should you cut the orchid, otherwise it runs the risk of no longer having lush and lush flowers. Here is what this mistake is that many often make.
Orchids are plants that we often find in homes today. In fact, their colors brighten the environment in which they are placed. There are around 25,000 species in nature and each needs certain characteristics. But let's start by saying that in order to have healthy orchids, you need to take into account some factors for their care.
These certainly include the temperature, the position and the light they must receive. The ideal temperature that orchids should stay at is around 20°C, and it is important to place it in a place where it will not be exposed to sudden changes in temperature, such as in the kitchen. E.g. near the heater or near an open window.
Another aspect is light. Orchids must never receive direct sunlight; this must be filtered otherwise the plant could die. Orchids often have roots that are not in the ground, but rather so-called aerial roots. It has been realized that someone makes the mistake of cutting them, due to which the plant dies.